US11982651B2 - Method for adapting the concentration of a sample gas in a gas mixture to be analysed by a gas chromatograph assembly, and chromatograph assembly therefore - Google Patents
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- the disclosure concerns a method for adapting the concentration of a sample gas in a gas mixture to be analysed by a gas chromatograph assembly, as well as a gas chromatograph assembly for adapting the concentration of a sample gas to be analysed.
- Gas chromatography is employed to separate gas components from a gas mixture and to detect these separated gas components. This is achieved by injecting small amounts of the gas mixture into a tube shaped column.
- the column is typically either a narrow capillary tube, the inner surface of which is provided with a surface active coating or a slightly larger tube filled with a surface active powder, which in both cases is called the “stationary phase”.
- a carrier gas such as hydrogen, helium or air is employed to carry the amount of the gas mixture to be analysed through the column.
- the carrier gas is usually referred to as the “mobile phase.”
- the gas mixture to be analysed follows the mobile phase through the stationary phase, thereby pushing the gas mixture slowly through the stationary phase.
- Gas chromatography is used in the forensic science, medicine and environmental protection fields.
- Gas chromatography is also used in the field of gas leak detection, particularly for assessing whether a certain gas component measured on the ground surface originates from a leak in an underground pipeline carrying a natural gas.
- the main component of the natural gas and of gas from biological decay processes (“swamp gas”) is methane. Swamp gas is produced when microorganisms digest biological waste. Before repair work for repairing a leak in a buried underground pipeline is initiated, it needs to be ensured that the gas detected at the ground surface does not originate from a swamp gas emission.
- the concentration of sample gas in the gas sample analysed by the gas chromatograph is critical. On the one hand, the concentration needs to be high enough in order to achieve a sufficient measurement signal. On the other hand, the concentration must not exceed a certain value, in order to avoid overloading of the stationary phase within the gas chromatograph column. Overloading creates distorted peaks in the measurement signal and can lead to misinterpretation of the gas type, or can even result in covering or hiding peaks of several gas components. This is particularly critical for a simple column without any temperature control.
- the object of the disclosure is to provide a method for adapting the concentration of a sample gas in a gas mixture to be analysed by a gas chromatograph assembly.
- a gas chromatograph assembly for adapting the concentration of a sample gas in a gas mixture to be analysed shall also be provided.
- the gas chromatograph assembly of the disclosure comprises a sample gas inlet for introducing a sample gas to be analysed, a secondary gas inlet, as well as a gas chromatograph sensor, a gas chromatograph column, and a gas chromatograph bypass parallel to the column.
- a gas mixture is created from the sample gas which enters through the sample gas inlet, and from the secondary gas which enters through the secondary gas inlet.
- the gas mixture is conducted via the gas chromatograph bypass, such that the gas mixture can actually flow within the gas chromatograph assembly without being blocked by the column.
- the gas chromatograph bypass facilitates the mixing of the two gas components.
- the disclosure achieves a gradual reduction of the concentration of sample gas within the gas mixture by repeating the introduction of the secondary gas and the mixing of the newly introduced secondary gas with the gas mixture already present within the gas chromatograph assembly without further introducing sample gas.
- the reduction of the sample gas concentration is performed until the concentration of sample gas within the gas mixture reaches a desired predetermined level, at which a sufficient measurement signal from the gas chromatograph sensor is generated without overloading of the stationary phase in the column.
- the sample gas concentration is preferably measured during or before step d), e.g., before the introduction of sample gas or secondary gas is repeated, in order to determine whether the sample gas concentration has already reached the predetermined level.
- This measurement can be made with a secondary sensor assembly, such as an infrared sensor assembly.
- the sample gas introduced during step a) can be conducted through the secondary sensor assembly to the gas chromatograph sensor.
- step d) the repeating according to step d) is performed a predetermined number of times without measuring the sample gas concentration.
- the gas chromatograph assembly comprises a gas conducting loop comprising the gas chromatograph bypass and the gas chromatograph sensor, in order to achieve mixing of the sample gas and the secondary gas during circulation through the loop.
- the loop also comprises the secondary sensor assembly, the sample gas concentration can be measured at every cycle, or even continuously, in order to be able to measure and control the gradual increase or decrease of the sample gas concentration.
- the loop may comprise a gas modulation valve being adapted to alternatingly connect either of the sample gas inlet and the secondary gas inlet with the loop.
- the secondary gas inlet can be a reference gas inlet which is usually employed to compare the gas sample with a reference gas.
- the gas modulation valve may connect the sample gas inlet with the loop during step a) while separating the secondary/reference gas inlet from the loop.
- the gas modulation valve connects the secondary gas inlet with the loop while separating the sample gas inlet from the loop.
- the gas modulation valve connects the sample gas inlet and the secondary/reference gas inlet with the secondary sensor assembly, typically an infrared sensor assembly.
- the secondary sensor assembly comprises a secondary sensor assembly inlet at a first end of the secondary sensor assembly, and a secondary sensor assembly outlet at a second end of the secondary sensor assembly.
- the secondary sensor assembly inlet may be connected to the sample gas inlet, while the reference gas inlet is separated from the secondary sensor assembly inlet. Gas is then drawn from the sample gas inlet through the secondary sensor assembly, and conducted to the gas chromatograph sensor via the gas chromatograph bypass.
- the secondary sensor assembly inlet may be connected to the reference gas inlet, while separating the sample gas inlet from the secondary sensor assembly inlet. Gas is then drawn from the reference gas inlet through the secondary sensor assembly.
- the gas mixture of the sample gas and the secondary gas may be circulated through a gas conducting loop comprising the secondary sensor assembly, the gas chromatograph sensor bypass, the gas chromatograph sensor, the gas modulation valve and a gas chromatograph valve.
- the gas chromatograph valve can be a switching valve adapted to switch between the gas chromatograph column and the gas chromatograph bypass to conduct gas either through the gas chromatograph column or through the gas chromatograph bypass into the gas chromatograph sensor.
- both the sample gas inlet and the secondary inlet are separated from the loop.
- the secondary sensor assembly inlet may be separated from the reference gas inlet while still separating the sample gas inlet from the secondary sensor assembly inlet.
- the gas mixture is allowed to circulate in the loop for some time to mix the secondary gas and the sample gas.
- the secondary gas may be air.
- the secondary inlet may be an inlet from open atmosphere, i.e. an inlet being open to atmosphere.
- a predetermined amount of the gas mixture may be injected into the gas chromatograph column by opening the gas chromatograph valve for a predetermined amount of time.
- the gas chromatograph sensor/sensors may be purged by drawing air from either the sample gas inlet or the secondary/reference gas inlet, and conducting said air to the secondary sensor assembly and to the gas chromatograph sensor via the gas chromatograph bypass.
- the gas chromatograph valve may be opened and air can be drawn or pushed through the gas chromatograph column into the gas chromatograph sensor for analysing the gas mixture by means of gas chromatography.
- the disclosure allows to dilute the sample gas in repeated cycles, e.g., gradually, in a controlled manner.
- the entire system may first be purged, and then the gas modulation valve may be used to draw a number of short pulses from the sample gas inlet and thereby inject sample gas in the stream of gas mixture, or air stream drawn from the secondary inlet.
- the stream of sample gas and secondary gas is then allowed to circulate in the loop for mixing before injecting a small amount of the obtained gas mixture into the gas chromatograph column.
- FIG. 1 shows the general layout of a first embodiment
- FIG. 2 shows a general layout of a second embodiment.
- FIGS. 1 and 2 show a gas chromatograph assembly 10 comprising a sample gas inlet 20 for introducing a sample gas to be analysed, a secondary gas inlet 40 , being a reference gas inlet which is open to atmosphere.
- the gas chromatograph assembly 10 further comprises a gas chromatograph sensor 24 , a gas chromatograph column 26 , and a gas chromatograph bypass 28 parallel to the column 26 .
- a gas chromatograph valve 30 is provided, being adapted to switch between the gas chromatograph column 26 and the gas chromatograph bypass 28 to conduct gas either through the gas chromatograph column 26 or the gas chromatograph bypass 28 into the gas chromatograph sensor 24 .
- a secondary sensor assembly 12 in the form of an infrared sensor assembly is provided for measurement of the sample gas concentration.
- the secondary sensor assembly 12 comprises a secondary sensor assembly inlet 16 at a first end, and a secondary sensor assembly outlet 18 at a second end of the secondary sensor assembly 12 .
- the sample gas inlet 20 and the secondary gas inlet 40 are connected in parallel to a gas modulation valve 42 , which is adapted to alternatingly connect either of the sample gas inlet 20 and the secondary gas inlet 40 to the secondary sensor assembly 12 .
- the sample gas inlet 20 is connected to the gas modulation valve 42 via a check valve 50 .
- the gas chromatograph sensor 24 is connected to an exhaust outlet 22 via an exhaust line 32 .
- the exhaust line 32 is connected to the gas flow path connecting the sample gas inlet 20 and the gas modulation valve 42 , thereby forming a loop 52 .
- the loop 52 comprises the gas modulation valve 42 , the secondary gas sensor assembly 12 , the gas chromatograph valve 30 , an additional gas pump 54 in the gas flow path connecting the secondary sensor assembly 12 and the gas chromatograph sensor 24 , the bypass 28 , the gas chromatograph sensor 24 and the exhaust line 32 .
- the exhaust line 32 and the loop 52 may be connected to respective separate outlets of the sensor 24 .
- the loop 52 is adapted to circulate the gas mixture of the sample gas and of the secondary gas a number of times before measuring the sample gas concentration with the secondary gas sensor assembly 12 .
- the gas chromatograph valve 30 switches from the gas chromatograph bypass to the gas chromatograph column 26 for a predetermined amount of time in order to inject a short gas pulse of the gas mixture into the column 26 .
- the gas chromatograph valve 30 switches between the column 26 and the bypass 28 .
- the gas chromatograph valve 30 , the column 26 and the bypass 28 are comprised in the gas flow path connecting the secondary sensor outlet 18 with the gas chromatograph sensor 24 .
- This gas flow path also comprises the additional gas pump 54 .
- the gas chromatograph valve 30 , the column 26 and the bypass 28 are comprised in the gas flow path connecting the gas modulation valve 42 and the secondary sensor assembly inlet 16 .
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- a) an amount of sample gas is introduced into the gas chromatograph assembly through the sample gas inlet,
- b) an amount of secondary gas is introduced through the secondary gas inlet,
- c) the sample gas and the secondary gas are mixed to a gas mixture which is conducted via the gas chromatograph bypass,
- d) circulating the gas mixture in a gas conducting loop comprising the gas chromatograph bypass and the gas chromatograph sensor,
- e) steps b), c) and d) are repeated without step a) to gradually reduce the concentration of sample gas within the gas mixture until the concentration of sample gas within the gas mixture reaches a desired predetermined level, and
- f) the gas mixture thus obtained is analysed by means of gas chromatography employing the gas chromatograph column and the gas chromatograph sensor.
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